The government is expected to exceed its fiscal deficit consolidation target for FY25 due to slower-than-budgeted public ...

The Niti Aayog report flagged that the debt-to-GSDP ratio for Punjab has been consistently increasing from 41% in 2018-19 to ...

Barclays expects Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to announce changes to the new tax regime, making it lucrative for more ...

MUMBAI: Foreign analysts are expecting the forthcoming budget to stick to fiscal consolidation targets of 4.5 per cent even ...

It's that time of the year when the country—from its businesses to economists to the common man—hopes for reforms and tax ...

India continues to remain the bright spot globally, supported by its strong macro fundamentals and the government should ...

Foreign banks and consultancies predict India to outperform fiscal targets, with lower capex and reliance on RBI dividends.

Emphasising that the country will have to adapt to the evolving global landscape and harness its domestic strengths to drive sustainable growth, Deloitte India has revised its annual gross domestic ...

FY25's deficit is projected at 4.9 per cent of the GDP, or Rs 16.1 trillion. Despite slower economic growth, the government is expected to stick to its fiscal discipline plan.

The Centre is expected to continue its fiscal consolidation efforts in FY26, with a fiscal deficit target of 4.5 per cent of GDP, according to a report by Emkay Research. For FY25, the report noted ...

For Bangladesh, it is no longer the question of whether the economy is destined for a hard landing or a glide to a flat state; rather the question now is how deep the descent will be.